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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1936
Page
3
A fragmented OCR note lists names and terms forming a partial item. The readable words hint at a local notice or brief entry with unspecified details and unclear context.
A series of social visits bloomed around Myrtle Point with the Browns Beckett Bryant Mack and others hosting and visiting. School news highlights Armistice Day program activities and American Education Week events with demonstrations posters and performances across multiple grades.
A grandma era recipe for coconut pumpkin pie is shared with a festive nod to Thanksgiving. The instructions suggest baking at 456 F for about 90 minutes, aiming for a light, creamy filling and a sweet coconut aroma to please both adults and children.
A sequence of family visits and social calls is described, including the Crawfords and Parrishes hosting Mr and Mrs Edward Huntley and others. Guests from Bandon and Coquille share Sunday dinners with local residents, with several afternoons spent visiting Mrs Culbert and Miss Lusk, and visits by Esther Woodward of Pleasant Point to Catherine Parrish.
A long list of residents hosted and visited in the Twin Oaks area last Sunday and midweek. Families including Bartlett Davenport Reed Willson Lundy Reed Todd and Hermann shared meals visits and social calls with neighbors and friends across Allegany Myrtle Point and Marshfield.
Sunday dinner guests included Shulls and the Roberts family with Betty and Gordon Mac Kerrow from Myrtle Point visiting Verne Lundy. Other calls came from Mrs. Roy Mast and children of Allegany and Mrs. Ellis Shull and Mrs. Ramsey, with multiple gatherings at the George Hermann and Davenport households in Myrtle Point and surrounding towns.
Lee and Mrs John Myers and son Harvey of Arago spent Friday evening with Mr and Mrs Walter Schroeder. Mrs Hardee Mast and Mrs Lloyd Mast and Kay called on Mrs D Clark on Sunday. Clarence Johnson and Mr and Mrs Lee Mast visited Jease Chandler and Mrs Nellie White last week. Isom Clinton and Dr R L Clinton of Marshfield visited Mr and Mrs G W Clinton Wednesday. Frank Hyland of Eugene stayed with Mr and Mrs T A Hal weekend. Lorraine White Lennia Terry of Coquille and Eula Mae Gant joined Sunday dinner at Henry Hervey’s. 8 I L Leatherman and Howard spent Sunday with J N Gearhart and family. Walter Schroeder also attended.
A chain of visiting relatives and friends from Allegany Detroit Coquille Gravelford and Myrtle Point occupied a busy weekend. Guests included Harold Dick and family, G W Clinton, H Harmon household, Carl Anderson, Hugo Michel, Nellie White and others. A Sunday family reunion at T A Hall featured a large group sharing a turkey dinner with trimmings.
Norway Mr and Mrs Wagner who left Tuesday to move to Nyssa spent the weekend with Mrs Elizabeth Lett. Mr and Mrs Martin Schmidt were Sunday afternoon callers on Mr and Mrs Ed Detletsen of Coquille. Mr and Mrs J H McCloskey spent a day at Lakeside as dinner guests of Captain and Mrs Scott. Captain.
Olson and son Arnold of Marshiell were also gussets. Mr and Mrs C B Bartlett and children of Roseburg spent her weekend with Mr and Mrs a Benison. Norman Laird and Donna of Empire and Walter Laird visited Sunder with P A Alford of Sitkum. Elizabeth Lett spent Sunday with Clarence Birong. Mrs Martin Schmidt hosted a dinner for friends.
A fragment mentions Mr and Mrs Kay Parker hosting two guests at Banden diner with names including Mrs John Damron Jack Ansa Lou Mare Rue Watkins and others. Details are incomplete.
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